The world faces an unprecedented energy security crisis, forcing nations to seek new supply routes and boost domestic production. The International Energy Agency warns this will reshape global investment, mirroring the 1970s oil shocks. While renewables and nuclear power see growth, natural gas and even coal are experiencing a resurgence amid fears of supply disruptions.

Impacts of Middle East conflict set to reshape energy investment plans as disruptions put focus on security - News from the International Energy Agency

The conflict in the Middle East is pushing governments to find new supply routes and turn to domestic resources to brave the world's biggest energy crisis, the International…